Let me tell you'all a story about a man named,"Boone". Or is it really "Boon"?
There is some confusion over the spelling but Daniel Boone did put Boonesborough or Boonsboro on the map in 1775
while working for the Pennsylvania Company to find new land.
He built the settlement of Fort Boonesborough on the bank of the Kentucky River in Madison County.
More about his fantastic life,
http://www.earlyamerica.com/lives/boone/chapt1/index.html
Historical account of his adventures...
http://www.bocomo.org/dboone.htm
Boone lived here till 1792 and saw Kentucky admitted to the union as a state. Litigation arose about the titles of settlers to their lands. Boone, losing all his possessions for want of a clear title, retired in 1795 in disgust into the wilderness of Missouri.
He died on September 26, 1820 at 86.
Pictures of Fort Boonesborough...
http://community.webshots.com/album/43505882fIFRid
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I remember going to Booneborough when I was in elementary school...
David- I did that too! We also had a field trip to Ft. Harrod in Harrodsburg. Ahhhh...those were the days!
Ross- I loved that show! Remember "Mingo" his Indian friend? It was one of my favorite shows.